Shaman mesa

*material: 100% fabric , acryl wool
*50 cm x 42 cm (19.68 in x 16.53 in)

A shamanic mesa mestana is a sacred bundle or altar used in shamanic practices, particularly in indigenous Andean traditions such as those found in Peru and Bolivia. The term "mesa" means "table" or "altar" in Spanish, but in this context, it refers to a collection of sacred objects that hold spiritual significance to the practitioner.

A shamanic mesa typically consists of various items such as stones, crystals, herbs, feathers, seeds, and other natural materials. Each item in the mesa represents a specific aspect of the natural world, ancestral wisdom, or spiritual forces. The arrangement and composition of the mesa are highly personal and may vary depending on the lineage, tradition, and individual practitioner.

Shamans or healers use the shaman mesa in their rituals, ceremonies, and healing work. It serves as a focal point for connecting with the spiritual realms, accessing wisdom and guidance, and facilitating healing and transformation. The mesa is believed to contain the power and energy of the earth and the cosmos, and through its use, the shaman can channel this energy for the benefit of themselves and others.